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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tradernick, post: 211351, member: 648&quot;]Generally speaking, obsolete banknotes like that are pretty common...I bought and sold tons of them when they were $4-$6 each, and continue to buy/sell them now that they&#039;re much higher.&nbsp; Common issues in average vg/fine condition usually sell for about $40-$50, low grades a bit less, higher grades a bit more.&nbsp; DIRT Common issues can sell for less, and scarce issues always command higher prices.&nbsp; </p><p>I reccomend the Haxby set for serious collectors, but it&#039;s been out of print for decades and the complete 4 pc set sells for over $725.00!&nbsp; </p><p>Obsolete banknotes are continuing to appreciate in value and gain in collecting interest&nbsp; There are numerous old specialty books, focusing on banknotes from particular states or areas, but they&#039;re all pretty old.&nbsp; The best way to price them is Hugh Shulls semi-annual catalog, or you can use the Heritage site or ebay to view completed auctions.&nbsp; Mr. Shull also has a new book on southern currency that is nice.</p><p>Hope this info helps.</p><p>tradernick[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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